Sci-Fi vibes collide with a classical love story in this regal b&w clip for Taylor Swift featuring Post Malone, plus guest stars Ethan Hawke and Josh Charles.
Taylor Swift makes a bit of history winning Best Music Video at the 2023 Grammys: She's the first recording artist with a sole directing credit to win the award.
"All Too Well: The Short Film" is part of the star's re-record campaign, matching this new version of the track off the Red album with a 14 minute short film starring Sadie Sink and Dylan O’Brien, alongside Taylor herself.
It's midnight and things are getting magical at Taylor's place: Clouds roll in, lavender sprouts from the floor, and she loses herself amidst the changing scene and the billowing haze.
Cameos abound — most notably Haim, actress Laura Dern, producer Jack Antonoff — in this Cinderella story where "House Wench Taylor" takes her shot at the glamorous life.
Taylor Swift's Midnights era starts appropriately enough with a parody of classic horror tropes, but then gets increasingly complex, with setups ranging from an elucidating confrontation with another version of herself, a depiction of the social awkwardness that comes from being so "big," and a mid-video funeral segment.
A surprise release from Taylor Swift that also might be surprising in its embracement of indie folk vibes. The video itself is a magical journey, with the piano serving as a portal to new territories.
